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Metal Brackets for Robobuilder/HUNO

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Metal Brackets for Robobuilder/HUNO

Post by PedroR » Thu Jul 03, 2008 1:56 pm

Post by PedroR
Thu Jul 03, 2008 1:56 pm

Hey guys

We just received the annoucement from Robobuilder that they will be releasing a metal brackets set for HUNO (the humanoid).
According to Robobuilder, the brackets set is aimed at helping the customers who want to enjoy more robust structure in order mainly to participate in robot competitions.

The video is here:
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The video also shows off some really cool and fast Robobuilder motions. This seems to demonstrate that the weight added by the metal brackets does not impact the robot's speed or balance/weight distribution.

Here are some more pics:
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The release dates are not yet announced but from what we could see, this still a prototype so we need to wait a couple of months. I will keep posting news on this.

Pedro :D
Hey guys

We just received the annoucement from Robobuilder that they will be releasing a metal brackets set for HUNO (the humanoid).
According to Robobuilder, the brackets set is aimed at helping the customers who want to enjoy more robust structure in order mainly to participate in robot competitions.

The video is here:
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The video also shows off some really cool and fast Robobuilder motions. This seems to demonstrate that the weight added by the metal brackets does not impact the robot's speed or balance/weight distribution.

Here are some more pics:
Image
Image
Image

The release dates are not yet announced but from what we could see, this still a prototype so we need to wait a couple of months. I will keep posting news on this.

Pedro :D
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Post by Sonic » Thu Jul 03, 2008 3:12 pm

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Thu Jul 03, 2008 3:12 pm

It looks like an excellent metal brackets set especially the knee and hip brackets. However it does raise a question :?: of whether they have been having problems with the original plastic joints.
As nobody has had any real use out of this kit.
I get my one today :D
It looks like an excellent metal brackets set especially the knee and hip brackets. However it does raise a question :?: of whether they have been having problems with the original plastic joints.
As nobody has had any real use out of this kit.
I get my one today :D
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Post by NovaOne » Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:53 pm

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Thu Jul 03, 2008 7:53 pm

....I get my one today :D


Great new Sonic 8)

I see what you mean...about the brackets....but I think you get what you pay for...I think RoboBuilder is an excellent base kit to build on....metal brackets are a welcome addition...which I will buy...at some point in the future.
....I get my one today :D


Great new Sonic 8)

I see what you mean...about the brackets....but I think you get what you pay for...I think RoboBuilder is an excellent base kit to build on....metal brackets are a welcome addition...which I will buy...at some point in the future.
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Post by PedroR » Fri Jul 04, 2008 10:55 am

Post by PedroR
Fri Jul 04, 2008 10:55 am

Sonic wrote:... :?: whether they have been having problems with the original plastic joints.


Hi Sonic

They seem to be going after the Bioloid very hard.
This is why I think they are releasing this kit (since Robotis announced a similiar kit a few weeks ago).

I don't really think there is a problem with their joint system.
They were involved in megarobotics which also had some form of joint-insert assembly system so I trust they have a lot of experience. It is also why this product, being a first from the company, seems already so mature in terms of features (ie a second generation humanoid).

Pedro :D
Sonic wrote:... :?: whether they have been having problems with the original plastic joints.


Hi Sonic

They seem to be going after the Bioloid very hard.
This is why I think they are releasing this kit (since Robotis announced a similiar kit a few weeks ago).

I don't really think there is a problem with their joint system.
They were involved in megarobotics which also had some form of joint-insert assembly system so I trust they have a lot of experience. It is also why this product, being a first from the company, seems already so mature in terms of features (ie a second generation humanoid).

Pedro :D
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Post by Wingzero » Sat Jul 05, 2008 12:40 am

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Sat Jul 05, 2008 12:40 am

What kit did robotis recently announce? A new bioloid?
What kit did robotis recently announce? A new bioloid?
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Post by srobot » Sat Jul 05, 2008 2:09 am

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Sat Jul 05, 2008 2:09 am

Wingzero wrote:What kit did robotis recently announce? A new bioloid?


2 new bracket kits will be for sale from Robotis. One bracket kit being the one at RoboGames 2008, the other being the Robo-One upgrade here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWgLwaLKevo

Kit at RoboGames:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=YaPzR-sCqAQ

I'm not sure if they will be sold as an upgrade, a full robot, or both.

A remote control will also be sold as an upgrade.

Cheers,
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Wingzero wrote:What kit did robotis recently announce? A new bioloid?


2 new bracket kits will be for sale from Robotis. One bracket kit being the one at RoboGames 2008, the other being the Robo-One upgrade here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWgLwaLKevo

Kit at RoboGames:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=YaPzR-sCqAQ

I'm not sure if they will be sold as an upgrade, a full robot, or both.

A remote control will also be sold as an upgrade.

Cheers,
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